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History of Basque Pelota, Rules, Equipment, and news

History of Basque Pelota, Rules, Equipment, and news

November 25, 2021 By Live Sports

Basque Pelota is a handball-type game that is played in the Basque region of Spain. It’s popular among the Basque people and can be traced back to Medieval times. The game was originally played on dirt courts called “pelota squares” but has since evolved into an indoor sport. There are two teams, each consisting of three players. The game involves striking a ball with a club or racquet and running towards the opposite goal. it is an an international sports that is start with B.

The popularity of Pelota has been increasing in the United States. Each year, the National Pelota League has more than 2,000 teams.

History of Basque Pelota

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Some short information about Basque Pelota

A short history of the Pelota has given below.

Highest Governing Body: International Federation of Basque Pelota

Nicknames: Pelota

First played: the 13th century

Contact: No

Team Members: Single or doubles

Equipment: Basque Ball Pelota

Type: Racquet sport, Hand Sport, and Basket sport

Olympic: Part of the Summer Olympic package in 1900 Demonstrated at 1924, 1968, and 1992 Summer Olympics Documented as an Olympic sport.

Rules of Australian Football

The game is played indoors with a regular tennis ball

The ball must bounce before it is hit

Players use a racquet or a club

Players cannot hold the ball except when it’s under their arm or between their legs.

A player can take a run at the ball with any part of the body except the ball.

One player may not pass the ball.

A player can be thrown out of the game for running into the net

A player may not use the ball to push from the floor

Hitting the ball in time but worsening to reach the front wall.

A player may not use the ball to hit another player’s head.

Equipment of the sports

The ball is made of nylon or polyester.

On the court, there are lines to mark the players’ positions

The lines are marked by pegs and are arranged in an alternating pattern

The court is 70 centimeters wide and 120 long

The ball bounces on the floor

The players play in two teams of five

The aim of the game

The game aims to keep the ball in the opponents’ half of the court.

See also

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The gloves and the balls are very effective equipment for sports.

In conclusion

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